Template:Infobox Youth Olympic sport
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| Infobox Youth Olympic sport | |
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| Events | 0 (mixed) |
| Games | |
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| {{{otherlinks}}} | |
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This infobox is used in the articles included in the "Sport at the Summer/Winter Youth Olympics" series. Briefly, it displays:
- a free-licensed unofficial pictogram of the sport (default), or an optional alternative image with description;
- details about the sport (e.g. international governing body, number of events held at the latest Games);
- a chronological navigation section, with links to the "Sport at the year Summer/Winter Youth Olympics"-type articles of the Games where the sport was featured;
- links to the sport's list of medalists and, if available, list of records.
Usage
{{Infobox Youth Olympic sport
| sport =
| image =
| size =
| caption =
| boysevents =
| girlsevents =
| mixedevents =
| otherlinks =
}}
- sport
- name of a current or past Youth Olympic sport, written in lowercase letters and unlinked
- image
- link to an alternative image (e.g. "Image.xxx" in "File:Image.xxx")
- size
- size of alternative image (e.g. 200px); this parameter is only active if
imageis defined - caption
- brief description of the alternative image; this parameter is only active if
imageis defined - boysevents
- number of events exclusive for boys
- girlsevents
- number of events exclusive for girls
- mixedevents
- number of events where both genders can compete simultaneously
- otherlinks
- optional display of other related links